In this blog post I predict how creativity may look in the future, what role AI will play, and the impact of AI on traditional artists.

In this blog post, I explore a theoretical VR app for the Vision Pro that lets you relive memories in full 3D, like stepping back into a moment instead of just watching it.

One day you’re making content you love. The next, you’re checking analytics more than you’re checking in with yourself.

While “Powder” has its moments of intrigue and emotionality, it ultimately succumbs to a formulaic narrative and overt sentimentality, leaving a residue that’s more chalky than charming.

Ever wondered how turning your most cringe-worthy moments into comedy gold could land you on the bestseller list? Dive into my review of Me Talk Pretty One Day to see how David Sedaris pulls it off with wit, grit, and just the right amount of chaos.

Amid the Twitter drama over Suno’s CEO calling music creation ‘unenjoyable,’ I reflect on why I use AI to make music—and whether he might have a point.

“The Human Fear” sounds like it was crafted for a circus run by middle-aged dads trying too hard to be edgy. Picture honking clown horns and a keyboard player in a party hat—it’s that kind of goofy.

Is ‘The Square’ a sharp critique of modern art or just an overlong performance piece testing your patience? Read my Review to find out

Ever wondered how many times one book can say ‘overexcitabilities’ before you lose your sanity? My scathing review of Living with Intensity might save you the trouble of finding out—read it now!

A reflective recap of the past year, showcasing key achievements, challenges, and goals. with metrics to bring it all together.

In “Side Effects,” director Steven Soderbergh serves up a pharmaceutical cocktail that starts as a bitter pill and dissolves into a syrupy concoction of intrigue and deception.

Discover how Guy Kawasaki’s Think Remarkable can inspire you to turn everyday life into something extraordinary—because who doesn’t want a roadmap to being unforgettable?